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A tiny bird seemingly overflowing with energy, the Ruby-crowned Kinglet foraged almost frantically through lower branches of shrubs and trees along the Courtenay River estuary. So hard to spot and even harder to catch a shot. This tiny bird is smaller than a chickadee or warbler and is a constant and frantic mover. It is the movement that caught Terry's eye and I owe thanks to him and a quick focus.
Ruby-throated Hummingbird photographed in Clarence-Rockland, Ontario. Canon 7D, 400mm f5.6L, tripod.
I'm not a building inspector, but I believe this place might not be up to code.
I think this was the doctor's house, Dr. Julius H Woodard. (There are practically no informational signs in Ruby; I'm going by the rudimentary map provided by the caretaker.) He and his wife lived here from 1930-1940, and moved to Tucson as Ruby was being abandoned. A nearby building was used as a hospital, and Dr. Woodard also made housecalls.
Ruby Tuesday #3148 (4,688 square feet)
1101 Carmia Way, Chesterfield Marketplace, Richmond, VA
Built and opened in 1998
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International fetish model Ruby True performs at the 2013 Dallas Fetish Ball, held at the Lizard Lounge.
taken with my new SpongeBob SquarePants Flash Micro Digital Camera. Very low resolution (640x480 pixels).
I wet my pants when I saw the results.
The package said it would work on a mac. But after I opened it up and tried repeatedly, I read in the small print in the booklet that iBooks, which I have, are excluded. So I had to use virtual pc.
At any rate, I'm diggin' it. This might be the ultimate spy cam. Who would suspect a cyclops SpongeBob?
Ruby Tuesday #4980 (4,812 square feet)
6749 Fox Centre Parkway, Fox Mill Center, Gloucester, VA
This location opened on November 8th, 2005.
A male ruby-throated hummingbird hovers near a feeder, showing part of his tongue.
It's always eventful around the hummingbird feeders. Ruby-throated hummingbirds are working on bulking up for their long journey to overwintering grounds in Central America.
Photo by Courtney Celley/USFWS.
Last Monday, Ruby went to the RSPCA hospital in Putney to get spayed. She was very brave but I was a nervous wreck waiting for her while they operated! But it all went very well and Ruby is back to bouncing about like a very bouncy thing, even though the vet said she has to be totally non-bouncy for at least a week. She slept most of Monday when we got home, and was a tad woozy on Tuesday during the day, but at about 5pm I took her for a little saunter round the local rose garden (on a lead as per the vet's instructions) and expected her to get tired out very quickly. But no, Ruby decided she wanted to go for a much longer walkie and dragged me all the way round the big park by Blackberry Corner before marching pub-wards bound in an extremely determined manner!
While there she was patted and cuddled by her fan club for an hour or so, but eventually she got tired again and so we went back home where she scoffed down some roast chicken before getting an early night's kip on my bed and stole the blanket.
She's almost back to her normal very happy, bouncy self and so far hasn't been nibbling her stitches so she hasn't had to wear the plastic lampshade.
As usual, she's been a Very Good Dog, bless her! :o)
Unfortunately, Ruby has decided to be a left-handed golfer so these clubs - a gift from her cousin Mitchell - aren't working all that well, but Ruby loved being on the course, and I love that she may love golfing. It will give me a really good excuse to keep taking her to the course.
Ruby Beach is the northernmost of the southern beaches in the coastal section of Olympic National Park in the U.S. state of Washington. It is located on Highway 101, in Jefferson County, 27 miles (43 km) south of the town of Forks.
Ruby School; Mining began in the area, a short distance north of the border with Mexico, during the 1870's leading to the formation of the town. Ruby became one of the largest mining camps in the area, with a population of 2,000 residents, and prospered until 1940 when the ore in the mine played out. The mine was closed in 1941 and the town almost immediately became a ghost town.